Workshop on applications of Lagrangian multipliers

Thursday 12 Jan 2023, 13:15 → 17:30 Europe/Stockholm

4004 (Ångströmlaboratoriet)

13:15 → 13:30 Fluid heat losses in solid-fluid interactions

Speakers: Guillaume Dourlhies, Letizia Marchesi (Uppsala University)

13:35 → 13:50 A 4D vertex constraint for reconstruction on long-lived hyperons

Speakers: Malin Bohman (Dept. of physics and astronomy, Uppsala university), Vitor José Shen (Uppsala University)

13:55 → 14:10 Optimization of generator activation during during frequency distrurbances using Lagrange multipliers

Speakers: Erik Jonasson (Dept. of electrical engineering), Johannes Hjalmarsson (Dept. of electrical engineering)

14:15 → 14:30 Lagrange multipliers and the brachistochrone revisited

Speakers: Fernard Denoel (Department of material science), Jyong-Jhih Lin (Uppsala University)

14:35 → 14:50 Coffee Break

14:50 → 15:10 Modified cosmological models with Lagrange multipliers

Speakers: Kristoffer Pettersson (Uppsala University), Simone Canarozzo (Dept. of physics and astronomy, Uppsala university), Sven Lundberg (Uppsala University)

15:15 → 15:30 Modern portfolio theory: Portfolio optmization

Speaker: Fatih Emre Osun (Dept. of electrical engineering)

15:35 → 15:55 The Ising problem

Speakers: Gunnar Atli Eggertsson (Department of earth sciences), Hans Ahlin (Uppsala University), Jonas Reinke (Uppsala University)

16:00 → 16:15 Spacecraft intercept using minimum control energy

Speakers: Chinmaya Nagar (Uppsala University), Karan Pal (Uppsala University)

16:15 → 16:25 Coffee Break

16:25 → 16:40 Lagrangian multiplier optmization in smart grid demand response systems

Speakers: David Sörme (Uppsala University), Xin Shen (Department of information technology)

16:45 → 17:05 Efficiency of an oscillating water column: A Lagrangian multipler problem

Speakers: Brian Rydgren (Uppsala University), Elis Uebel (Uppsala University), Victor Freedman (Uppsala University)

17:10 → 17:30 Lagrangian multipliers in IceCube

Speakers: Axel Pontén (Dept. of physics and astronomy, Uppsala university), Jakob Beise (Dept. of physics and astronomy, Uppsala university)